Visit the Charming Towns of Langley and Coupeville

Step back in time and soak up the charm of Whidbey Island’s most picturesque towns—Langley and Coupeville.

Langley, often called the “Village by the Sea,” is a quaint waterfront town perched above Saratoga Passage. Stroll its walkable streets lined with art galleries, boutique shops, cafés, and restaurants. You might even spot gray whales offshore during migration season. Langley’s welcoming atmosphere and vibrant arts scene make it a favorite for visitors looking for culture, local flavor, and scenic views.

Coupeville, one of the oldest towns in Washington, sits along the shores of Penn Cove. Known for its historic waterfront, 19th-century buildings, and famous mussels, Coupeville is perfect for those who love small-town charm with a touch of history. Walk the wharf, explore Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, or enjoy a farm-to-table meal with a view.

Both towns capture the spirit of Whidbey Island—relaxed, friendly, and surrounded by natural beauty.